According to The Mirror, Manchester United have completed the signing of 21-year-old goalkeeper Hubert Graczyk, who was released by Arsenal earlier this summer.
The Polish keeper will join United’s under-21 squad, with hopes of progressing to the first team in the future.
Graczyk expressed his excitement about the move on Instagram, stating: “Buzzing to have signed for this massive club, let’s get to work.”
The young goalkeeper, a product of Arsenal’s academy, has represented the Gunners at various youth levels, including the U18s and U21s. However, he did not make a first-team appearance for Arsenal.
Arsenal’s goalkeeper exodus
Graczyk’s departure is part of a broader trend at Arsenal, where several young goalkeepers have left the club this summer.
Alongside Aaron Ramsdale’s move to Southampton, six young goalkeepers have found new clubs:
- Ovie Ejeheri – moved to Midtjylland
- Arthur Okonkwo – transferred to Wrexham
- Noah Cooper – joined Stoke City
- James Hillson – signed with Southend
- Owen Asemota – transferred to Aston Villa
With these moves, Arsenal have significantly reshuffled their goalkeeper setup, and Manchester United will hope Graczyk’s potential will shine through as he begins his new chapter.
Manchester United’s struggles continue
Manchester United have endured yet another difficult start to the season despite significant spending in the transfer window.
They narrowly won their opener against Fulham with a late goal from new signing Joshua Zirkzee but followed it up with a 2-1 loss to Brighton and a 3-0 defeat at home to Liverpool.